Cancelled: Swap: 4-port 5200 lower case for 2-port lower case

[+x=usr(1536)]

In light of what I've learned further down the thread, it appears as though I was searching for the wrong thing.  Please disregard.

 

I have a 2-port 5200 housed in a 4-port lower case that I'd like to swap for a 2-port lower case.  There's nothing wrong with the 4-port lower that I know of, and it's in generally decent shape without cracks, scrapes, etc.

 

If you have a 2-port lower case in equivalent condition that you'd be willing to swap for, ship me yours and I'll ship you mine.  The only thing I ask is that the 2-port lower has a valid, complete, and legible serial number sticker on it.  The 4-port lower has one that's fully-intact, so I'd like to carry that over to the 2-port case.

 

You send me yours, I'll send you mine.  Let me know if you're interested!

[+Mitch]

As far as I know there isn't a 2 port lower case. The only difference is the later cases had a spot for the power cord to plug in.

 

Mitch

[+x=usr(1536)]

3 hours ago, Mitch said:

As far as I know there isn't a 2 port lower case. The only difference is the later cases had a spot for the power cord to plug in.

 

Mitch

OK, I'm confused, then.  With a 2-port PCB in a 4-port case, there are two gaping holes where the middle two ports would have gone.

 

Was there a separate piece that filled them in, or were the lower halves of the cases different?  I always believed it to be the latter.

[+Mitch]

The front cover piece hides the two vacant controller port areas.

 

Mitch

[+x=usr(1536)]

3 minutes ago, Mitch said:

The front cover piece hides the two vacant controller port areas.

 

Mitch

Got it, thanks.  Appreciate the clarification.  Looks like I need both the front & rear smoked plastics, then.  Oof.